An idea of what Kimble's reaction to the day of the JFK assassination might have been, since it was never acknowledged in the show.

Stopping to help a stranded motorist, Kimble buys more trouble for himself than he knows what to do with.

Kimble looks for work in the small town of Bennettsville, but instead he runs into a bitter reminder of his past.

Richard Kimble was a child once, too. He remembered how an imagination could run wild, morphing the smallest shadow into a theatrical scene, complete with sound and emotion. He recalled when the scariest thing was the mind's transformation of a familiar room in the night. Even at 16, he had compassion for a child's fear. Who else would Ray Kimble go to when he needed comfort?

Scene for "Smoke Screen". A quiet moment for Richard Kimble as he holds the child he saved.

Kimble reflects on his past trials as he readies himself for his greatest challenge yet. Pre-series.

An compliation of thoughts that could have run through Dr. Kimble's mind during his four years of hell. Also a summary of the series.